Ford reintroduces the 1965 Mustang

[SSMAN]

Not the body style I would have brought back. Never cared for those. Now the fast backs are the shit

[John -- '02 HAWK]

nobody cares about a 92 vin, try a real shelby vin that hasn't shown up in the registry for years............this is going to create lots of problems, but oh well

Im talking robocop giving you a ticket for say no chmsl, air bags, shoulder straps for seat belts, etc

[Trip McNeely]

Suddenly, its 1965...

[mk5.0]

This is more of a scavenger kit car. "Buy our shell, and you're on your own for every little odd and end needed"

I wonder what it would cost to try and year one a fastback together with this 15k shell?

looks like they sell every other little odd and end too.

http://www.dynacornclassicbodies.com...tangparts.html

[Sean88gt]

Can I buy a new 92 notch in black?

[Cobra86]

Me too! Count me in for the Broncho!

[Ratt]

Me too! Count me in for the Broncho!

Bronco. The only retards that spell it "broncho" are the retards at University of Central Oklahoma.

[Blackpony]

fucking tits!! I just picked up a 67 coupe, but it needs some tlc.

[Sgt Beavis]

This is genius on Ford's part. But like others I want a coupe or fastback.

[BlueCoupeRedVert]

This!

[BlueCoupeRedVert]

Won't be long until they make the Fox body again and then it is all over for every other performance car on the planet!!

Where is the option for a 1993 coupe with nice quarter windows.

This.

[YALE]

Won't be long until they make the Fox body again and then it is all over for every other performance car on the planet!!

The least they could do is reinforce the torque boxes like SN-95 cars. I might buy one if they did that.

[stevo]

I know their has been 3rd party companies, but I don't recall an OEM manufacturer doing it.

Nissan did something like this 13 years ago, kinda. The sold a few thousand factory restored Datsun 240z's That were basically like new.

Stevo

[Sgt Beavis]

Nissan did something like this 13 years ago, kinda. The sold a few thousand factory restored Datsun 240z's That were basically like new.

Stevo

Yea, kinda similar. Nissan bought original 240z's from owners, fully restored them and sold them to dealers for around $25k. Of course they turned around and sold them for quite a bit more.

This, of course, is an entirely brand new body. I guess it wouldn't meet crash test standards so there is no way Ford could build up a new car from it.

[Denny]

The least they could do is reinforce the torque boxes like SN-95 cars. I might buy one if they did that.

I think I'd buy one anyway.